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maureensylvia:
exactly my dear ooo o I have searched and read more than twice I didn't see anything to hold against D 2ballz or whatever is his name, d funny part is that it's the same accuser that still accused him last year... I didn't see any thing to prove he was bursted

yes his charging price might be high it's only left for u to pay or not rather than tarnishing ones image...google or not at least he has saved us the stress. I bet D accuser must have learnt one or two things from the accused.

2Ballz:
How do you know the herbal mixture is helping out for the the enlarged spleen?!

Alright. Now, the causes to an enlarge spleen are quite plenty. The cause could be metabolic derangement, could be hematogenous(relating to blood) or even structural. This requires a clinical investigation that will cover for a special management. When this is not done within when the body is keeping a balance, the spleen will keep on enlarging until when an acute abdomen becomes complicated.

You have to avoid this. Avoid this by seeking help from a reputable hospital around that will take it upon herself to investigate what is responsible or identify the triggering factor to this complaint.
Least to worried about is the ovarian cyst especially if the cyst is a normal cyst. It will definitely come off it growth within a short time.

Rbae:
Start from here....

https://www.nairaland.com/318334/trying-conceive-child-ttc/2401

Rbae:
He has been bursted here too few years ago.

babakb:
I still don't understand what Perez was thinking to have allowed CR7 go, Players like CR7 and LM10 come once in a generation, you have to meet their demands regardless.

If not that CR7 stepped up, LM10 would have cleaned out all the UCL in the last 10 years just as he is cleaning out the La liga.

CR7 would have mentors Vinicious and Luka Jovic before retirement.

I guess Perez played to the gallery of CR7 critics.

Rbae:
I pity all of una o. Seems u dont know d way to d hospital...abi? 2Ballz is not a medical student or a doctor. He was bussted in the TTC thread last year. He is not a doctor!!!!

MOSTEC:
what a wawu.....





....100years from dis time,



we will have flying cars....

going to space-X like travelling to another country....


.....robots walking among humans




.....and we will now be doing throwback to this age and time...

J4JUVENTUS:
I just like the polite way you talked to me ,and I saw that you are my brother too.

J4JUVENTUS:
Okay sir..Thanks!My WhatsApp: 09050444614

J4JUVENTUS:
Can I sent you a pm sir?

J4JUVENTUS:
Can I sent you a pm sir?

J4JUVENTUS:
Okay fine,i won't lie you senior me sir. I'm sorry I insulted you earlier,okay?

J4JUVENTUS:
Oga na u start am,but I'm sorry if I insulted u. Still ,u calling me indomie generation isn't nice,because you fit no senior me bros....

J4JUVENTUS:
Oga na u start am,but I'm sorry if I insulted u. Still ,u calling me indomie generation isn't nice,because you fit no senior me bros....

J4JUVENTUS:
Oga na u start am,but I'm sorry if I insulted u. Still ,u calling me indomie generation isn't nice,because you fit no senior me bros....

J4JUVENTUS:
Go find where u go sit down put my guy.. I mention ur name ? Everybody has right to his or her opinion. So just shut the Bleep up nigga... For ur information,I don't watch them ,and I can't watch them.

Shalom!

J4JUVENTUS:
Go find where u go sit down put my guy.. I mention ur name ? Everybody has right to his or her opinion. So just shut the Bleep up nigga... For ur information,I don't watch them ,and I can't watch them.

Shalom!

J4JUVENTUS:
Wait o..Its Nairaland sponsor of this show too?
The way this useless updates comes to FP dey wonder me o.
To the mod bringing this to FP, what do you want nairaland members to achieve with Tacha this,mercy that?

Chrisus:
Man United and concrete interests. One would think we're a construction company.

Concrete FC

Primusinterpares:
If this story is true then water have passed Garri o... imagine tenagers involved in armed robbery?

sisisioge:
Chai! Bet why? Wizzy biko no spoil your career over anger issues o.

ReeLoaDead:
But other countries are moving along peacefully (even their dogs/cats are enjoying) or is the “last days” for Naija only?

ReeLoaDead:
But other countries are moving along peacefully (even their dogs/cats are enjoying) or is the “last days” for Naija only?

freemanbubble:
All these low budget asss Moda fuckkking bird
He must be a bird

Clip them wings!

Dodorima to my brothers over there
We got Uniben covered
Africa map is the logo
And black is the true colour

One four seven!
An unexamined life and a life without ruggedity is not worth living

We are like hydra
We don't die we multiply
When our head is chopped of then expect an instant growth of another head from different part of our body!

freemanbubble:
All these low budget asss Moda fuckkking bird
He must be a bird

Clip them wings!

Dodorima to my brothers over there
We got Uniben covered
Africa map is the logo
And black is the true colour

One four seven!
An unexamined life and a life without ruggedity is not worth living

We are like hydra
We don't die we multiply
When our head is chopped of then expect an instant growth of another head from different part of our body!

immhotep:
I am constrained to write to you this open letter. I decided to make it an open letter because the issue is very weighty and must be greatly worrisome to all concerned Nigerians and that means all right-thinking Nigerians and those resident in Nigeria. Since the issue is of momentous concern to all well-meaning and all right-thinking Nigerians, it must be of great concern to you, and collective thinking and dialoguing is the best way of finding an appropriate and adequate solution to the problem. The contents of this letter, therefore, should be available to all those who can help in proffering effective solutions for the problem of insecurity in the land.

One of the spinoffs and accelerants is the misinformation and disinformation through the use of fake news. A number of articles, in recent days, have been attributed to me by some people who I believe may be seeking added credence and an attentive audience for their opinions and viewpoints. As you know very well, I will always boldly own what I say and disown what is put into my mouth. But the issue I am addressing here is very serious; it is the issue of life and death for all of us and for our dear country, Nigeria. This issue can no longer be ignored, treated with nonchalance, swept under the carpet or treated with cuddling glove.



The issue is hitting at the foundation of our existence as Nigerians and fast eroding the root of our Nigerian community. I am very much worried and afraid that we are on the precipice and dangerously reaching a tipping point where it may no longer be possible to hold danger at bay. Without being immodest, as a Nigerian who still bears the scar of the Nigerian civil war on my body and with a son who bears the scar of fighting Boko Haram on his body, you can understand, I hope, why I am so concerned. When people are desperate and feel that they cannot have confidence in the ability of government to provide security for their lives and properties, they will take recourse to anything and everything that can guarantee their security individually and collectively.

For over ten years, for four of which you have been the captain of the ship, Boko Haram has menacingly ravaged the land and in spite of government’s claim of victory over Boko Haram, the potency and the activities of Boko Haram, where they are active, remain undiminished, putting lie to government’s claim. The recent explanation of the Chief of Army Staff for non-victory due to lack of commitment and lack of motivation on the part of troops bordering on sabotage speaks for itself. Say what you will, Boko Haram is still a daily issue of insecurity for those who are victimised, killed, maimed, kidnapped, raped, sold into slavery and forced into marriage and for children forcibly recruited into carrying bombs on them to detonate among crowds of people to cause maximum destructions and damage. And Boko Haram will not go away on the basis of sticks alone, carrots must overweigh sticks. How else do you deal with issues such as only about 50% literacy in North-East with over 70% unemployment?

Herdsmen/farmers crises and menace started with government treating the issue with cuddling glove instead of hammer. It has festered and spread. Today, it has developed into banditry, kidnapping, armed robbery and killings all over the country. The unfortunate situation is that the criminality is being perceived as a ‘Fulani’ menace unleashed by Fulani elite in the different parts of the country for a number of reasons but even more, unfortunately, many Nigerians and non-Nigerians who are friends of Nigeria attach vicarious responsibility to you as a Fulani elite and the current captain of the Nigeria ship. Perception may be as potent as reality at times. Whatever may be the grievances of Fulanis, if any, they need to be put out in the open and their grievances, if legitimate, be addressed; and if other ethnic groups have grievances, let them also be brought out in the open and addressed through debate and dialogue.

The main issue, if I may dare say, is poor management or mismanagement of diversity which, on the other hand, is one of our greatest and most important assets. As a result, very onerous cloud is gathering. And rain of destruction, violence, disaster and disunity can only be the outcome. Nothing should be taken for granted, the clock is ticking with the cacophony of dissatisfaction and disaffection everywhere in and outside the country. The Presidency and the Congress in the US have signalled to us to put our house in order. The House of Lords in the UK had debated the Nigerian security situation. We must understand and appreciate the significance, implication and likely consequences of such concerns and deliberations.

No one can stop hate speech, violent agitation and smouldering violent agitation if he fans the embers of hatred, disaffection and violence. It will continue to snowball until it is out of control. A stitch in time saves nine, goes the old wise saying.

With the death of Funke, Chief Fasoranti’s daughter, some sympathetic Nigerian groups are saying “enough is enough”. Prof. Anya, a distinguished Nigerian merit Laureate, has this to say “We can no longer say with certainty that we have a nation”. Niger-Delta leaders, South-Eastern leaders, Middle-Belt leaders and Northern Elders Forum have not remained quiet. Different ordinary Nigerians at home and abroad are calling for different measures to address or ameliorate the situation. All the calls and cries can only continue to be ignored at the expense of Nigerian unity, if not its continued existence.

To be explicit and without equivocation, Mr. President and General, I am deeply worried about four avoidable calamities:

1. abandoning Nigeria into the hands of criminals who are all being suspected, rightly or wrongly, as Fulanis and terrorists of Boko Haram type;

2. spontaneous or planned reprisal attacks against Fulanis which may inadvertently or advertently mushroom into pogrom or Rwanda-type genocide that we did not believe could happen and yet it happened.

3. similar attacks against any other tribe or ethnic group anywhere in the country initiated by rumours, fears, intimidation and revenge capable of leading to pogrom;

4. violent uprising beginning from one section of the country and spreading quickly to other areas and leading to dismemberment of the country.

It happened to Yugoslavia not too long ago. If we do not act now, one or all of these scenarios may happen. We must pray and take effective actions at the same time. The initiative is in the hands of the President of the nation, but he cannot do it alone. In my part of the world, if you are sharpening your cutlass and a mad man comes from behind to take the cutlass from you, you need other people’s assistance to have your cutlass back without being harmed. The mad men with serious criminal intent and terrorism as core value have taken cutlass of security. The need for assistance to regain control is obviously compelling and must be embraced now.

A couple of weeks ago at a public lecture, I had said, among other things, that:

“In all these issues of mobilisation for national unity, stability, security, cooperation, development, growth and progress, there is no consensus. Like in the issue of security, government should open up discussion, debate and dialogue as part of consultation at different levels and the outcome of such deliberations should be collated to form inputs into a national conference to come up with the solution that will effectively deal with the issues and lead to rapid development, growth and progress which will give us a wholesome society and enhanced living standard and livelihood in an inclusive and shared society. It will be a national programme. We need unity of purpose and nationally accepted strategic roadmap that will not change with whims and caprices of any government. It must be owned by the citizens, people’s policy and strategy implemented by the government no matter its colour and leaning.

Some of the groups that I will suggest to be contacted are: traditional rulers, past heads of service (no matter how competent or incompetent they have been and how much they have contributed to the mess we are in), past heads of para-military organisations, private sector, civil society, community leaders particularly in the most affected areas, present and past governors, present and past local government leaders, religious leaders, past Heads of State, past intelligence chiefs, past Heads of Civil Service and relevant current and retired diplomats, members of opposition and any groups that may be deemed relevant.”

The President must be seen to be addressing this issue with utmost seriousness and with maximum dispatch and getting all hands on deck to help. If there is failure, the principal responsibility will be that of the President and no one else. We need cohesion and concentration of effort and maximum force – political, economic, social, psychological and military – to deal successfully with the menace of criminality and terrorism separately and together. Blame game among own forces must be avoided. It is debilitating and only helpful to our adversary. We cannot dither anymore. It is time to confront this threat headlong and in a manner that is holistic, inclusive and purposeful.

For the sake of Nigeria and Nigerians, I pray that God may grant you, as our President, the wisdom, the understanding, the political will and the courage to do what is right when it is right and without fear or favour. May God save, secure, protect and bless Nigeria. May He open to us a window of opportunity that we can still use to prevent the worst happening. As we say in my village, “May God forbid bad thing”.

OLUSEGUN OBASANJO
July 15, 2019

Released by
Kehinde Akinyemi
Special Assistant Media.

Source: https://punchng.com/full-text-of-obasanjos-open-letter-to-buhari/

Compliance:
Hello nairalander doctors and medical practitioners. A brothers needs an urgent help.

For about two years, I have been having a strange sensation in my left chest, may be my heart. It has always been a random occurrence and is not predictable at all, it is like a hard heart beat that comes suddenly and goes off too, it happens several times in a day. Doctors have called it palpitations but I'm finding it difficult to agree. It is not painful at all but somehow unpleasant and its burdensome, feeling as if my heart wants to burst.

I can't trace this symptom to anything, but I discovered recently that it subsides with enough sleep.
I was once diagnosed of anxiety neurosis and anxiety disorders when I discovered that my heart beat was way too fast per minute, well over 100 beats per minute. Since then I have been on a tablet called atenolol, I take about 25mg daily for close to three years now.

Then, I had an episode of what I can best call a panic attack, I ran to the hospital and was attended to, my heart beat was around 120/min that day and my Bp was 160/100 that same day. The doctor said I was hypertensive, but other doctors that attended to me after that day disregarded the diagnosis and told me to discontinue the hypertensive drugs prescribed to me.

It was latter that another doctor, a cardiologist, told me that I am suffering from anxiety disorders and recommended that I take the atenolol tablet of 25mg daily to calm my heart, I have been taking that regularly and my Bp has been around 130/90 to 140/90. I am a young man of 32 and have a very moderate weight, I am not fat, and not extremely slim.

I got to know recently that I have ulcer at two different points, I had always maintained to doctors that I don't have ulcer whenever they asked to guide their drug prescriptions. I assumed I didn't have until scan revealed it, I never recognised ulcer symptoms and thought I didn't have it.

Please nairalanders, I need answers...
What could be the cause of the thumping beat feeling in my chest?
Could it be due to High Blood Pressure, or ulcer or anxiety or a side effect of the atenolol tablet?
How safe is the atenolol tablet? I've been on it for close to 3 years.

I know I should see a doctor, I have seen several already, not less than ten and their answers have somehow been the same. But I'm not enjoying my health... Or are there things I still need to know?

Katier00:
yes because I have tried it and realized that I am not cut out for such

4ckTOT0:
bro its something i wll do if i know her. i no dey joke

Katier00:
exactly that was my first environment to explore. After secondary school the thought left until I met a lady few years later but I was more mature and knew I wasn't cut out for such. No offence to them o

Nemesis909:
Drugs, social media pressure, stress, pampered kids, imbalance in work life.